For the 1959 American Cancer Society Crusade, Stewart appeared along with Clark Gable, Jane Wyman and Betsy Palmer on a spot which ran about 19 seconds. It was Band 11, on a special 16-inch, 33 1/3 RPM disc. Three or four celebrities appeared on each track. The first two or three, including Stewart on his…
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Tex and Jinx (July 9, 1947)
Stewart’s appearance on this day’s Tex and Jinx Show has been confirmed by several previews. The first appeared the day before the broadcast in Radio Daily: The second appeared in the New York Times on the day of the broadcast. There were actually two listings on the same page of the paper. The second adds…
Coffee Break
Coffee Break was the title of a 15-minute program broadcast on the military’s Far East Network (FEN). The following article is from the Pacific Stars and Stripes, Tokyo, Japan, on July 7, 1962. According to this information, the Stewart interview was to be broadcast on Monday, July 9, 1962. A check of the Stars and…
Screen Directors’ Playhouse – Broken Arrow
Jimmy Stewart as Tom Jeffords, Jeff Chandler as Cochise and Debra Paget as Sonseeahry, the stars of the 1950 film, also starred in this Richard Allen Simmons radio adaptation. Others appearing with them were Jerry Farber, Ralph Moody, Byron Kane, Rye Billsbury, Jan Arvan, Paul Dubov, Herbert Butterfield, Tom Holland and John Stevenson. With this…
Veteran Wants to Know
Following World War II, the Veterans Administration produced this weekly, 15-minute radio series from 1946 until 1950. Broadcast days and times varied from station to station. The purpose of the program was to help veterans to readjust to civilian life and make good use of their benefits. Here is a generic newspaper listing for the…
Let’s Talk Hollywood
Let’s Talk Hollywood was covered in Jimmy Stewart on the Air based on listening to the program at the Library of Congress. The show is not in general circulation, but since the book was published, an online copy of the script has been located, so anyone can read it and enjoy what happened on the…
Shenandoah – Interview
When the film Shenandoah was released in 1965, Garrison System Ltd. issued Universal Pictures Presents “Interview-Specials” with the Stars of Shenandoah (U-565-USA), a special 12-inch, 33 1/3 RPM disc featuring interviews with three of the stars of the film. The record was pressed on red vinyl. On the A-side of the record (375) James Stewart,…
Freedom Under God – America’s 175th Birthday
On July 1, 1951, CBS radio and the Committee to Proclaim Liberty presented a 175th birthday celebration for the Unites States. Jimmy Stewart was the show’s host. The publicity for the program featured newspaper display ads like this one from the San Antonio Express: There were also descriptive ads like this one from The Decatur…
Good News of 1938 (June 30, 1938)
This was the last show of the season and is not available, but a preview which appeared in the Lima News, Lima, OH, gives an almost complete rundown of the events. Robert Taylor was the master of ceremonies. The guests were Jimmy Stewart, Margaret Sullavan and Walter Pidgeon. These three performed scenes from their film,…
The Cheyenne Social Club – Radio Spots
This 1970 film starred Jimmy Stewart, Henry Fonda, Shirley Jones and Sue Ane Langdon. When it was released, National General Pictures also issued a special 10-inch, one-sided, 33 1/3 RPM disc with four radio spots for the film. On the first spot, Jimmy and Henry are heard singing Rolling Stone: On the second, shorter spot,…
